Celebrating Tagore - The Man, The Poet and The Musician

Tagore’s Culinary Heritage: Thakurbarir Ranna

Tagore’s Culinary Heritage: Thakurbarir Ranna

Dattatraya Das May 8, 2024

Thakurbarir ranna — the culinary legacy of the Tagore...

Chokher Bali: Tagore’s literary women and his kinswomen

Chokher Bali: Tagore’s literary women and his kinswomen

Dattatraya Das September 25, 2023

As Gayatri Spivak asks “Can the subaltern speak?”, Tagore,...

Exploring Tagore’s Life: Unveiling the Stories that Shaped His Literary and Artistic Legacy

Exploring Tagore’s Life: Unveiling the Stories that Shaped His Literary and Artistic Legacy

Dattatraya Das September 25, 2023

Rabindranath Tagore, widely regarded as the Bard of Bengal,...

Beyond Literature: Tagore’s Entrepreneurial Pursuits and Legacy

Beyond Literature: Tagore’s Entrepreneurial Pursuits and Legacy

Abira Bhowmick September 25, 2023

Rabindranath Tagore, the celebrated Indian polymath, is revered throughout...

Tagore’s “The King of the Dark Chamber”: A Discussion on the Play’s Protagonist

Tagore’s “The King of the Dark Chamber”: A Discussion on the Play’s Protagonist

Dattatraya Das September 4, 2023

Rabindranath Tagore’s play, The King of the Dark Chamber,...

The Portrayal of Phatik in Tagore’s “The Homecoming” A watercolor painting depicting Phatik, a young boy from Rabindranath Tagore's story "The Homecoming." He has a thoughtful expression, gazing off into the distance, capturing his sense of longing and displacement.

A watercolor painting depicting Phatik, a young boy from Rabindranath Tagore's story "The Homecoming." He has a thoughtful expression, gazing off into the distance, capturing his sense of longing and displacement.

The Portrayal of Phatik in Tagore’s “The Homecoming”

Dattatraya Das September 4, 2023

In Rabindranath Tagore’s short story “The Homecoming,” the character...

The Theme of Class in Tagore’s “The Babus of Nayanjore” Illustration of a character in traditional Bengali attire from Rabindranath Tagore's short story "The Babus of Nayanjore". The character is a Bengali Babu, depicted wearing a brown blazer over a white dhoti and holding a black umbrella, symbolizing the fusion of Western and Indian cultures that Tagore often explored in his works.